BnE

BNE is an acronym that can refer to several unrelated topics depending on context.

Biblioteca Nacional de España, abbreviated BNE, is the National Library of Spain. Based in Madrid, it serves as the country's legal deposit library and a major repository for Spanish literature, maps, manuscripts, and printed works, with collections dating from the Middle Ages to the present.

Brisbane Airport, the primary international gateway to Brisbane, uses the IATA airport code BNE. Located near Brisbane, Queensland, it serves domestic and international flights and is a major transport hub for eastern Australia.

Bank of New England (BNE) was a U.S. commercial bank that failed in 1991 amid broader financial distress in the era. Its deposits and branches were absorbed by successor institutions after the collapse.

In computing, bne is a common mnemonic meaning “branch if not equal” in assembly language. It is used to alter the program flow when two operands differ, and appears in architectures such as MIPS and ARM, among others.

Because BNE has multiple meanings across different domains, the intended referent is determined by the surrounding context.